If anything you should prefer Rails in this case. Django generates fewer files, but what if you want to customize the automatic stuff? I'm talking about the adm

If anything you should prefer Rails in this case. Django generates fewer files, but what if you want to customize the automatic stuff? I'm talking about the admin templates, etc. You end up needing to copy the files over anyway. I'd say the two give you the same amount of framework code to start with. Rails just happens to let you see and fiddle with it right off the bat. In any case, when I start a new project I don't want to worry about creating a bunch of files and remembering where to put them and doing all this setup. I just need some sane defaults, so that I can start making actual project-related decisions instead of fooling around with "how do I want to arrange my files this time?"